Let's see your good old basic fixed blades, Bowie's, Stickers, etc.

[Knifenutty]

I first thought this was for traditional knives but after reading everything I hope this is what you meant..
It's a few that I have and use.

Thank You for posting my pic and your help,,
For some reason I didn't see that option.

 

[SweptEdge]

I first thought this was for traditional knives but after reading everything I hope this is what you meant..
It's a few that I have and use or maybe the pic won't show up because I am just a registered user not a paid one.

Usually you have to link to a hosted picture ie. Photobucket

 

[pertinux]

I first thought this was for traditional knives but after reading everything I hope this is what you meant..
It's a few that I have and use or maybe the pic won't show up because I am just a registered user not a paid one.

Is this the image you'd like to post?

-- Your attempt didn't work because you placed the image's *web page* address between the image brackets.

Going to that page, I could see the link you needed, there at the right:

Clicking on that link immediately copies it in the correct format to display here. Come here and "paste" it into your post, and you're good to go.

(Hope this helps. Nice knives!)

~ P.

 

[Peregrin]

I first thought this was for traditional knives but after reading everything I hope this is what you meant..
It's a few that I have and use or maybe the pic won't show up because I am just a registered user not a paid one.

Nice knives Knifenutty!

Thank you for the image posting lesson, Sarah! You must be a technical writer or instructor. Well done.

 

[rinos]

i tried to make it look old

 

[pinnah]

two Kabars


IMG_2209 by deltablade1, on Flickr

Really love the shape of that bottom one.

 

[Knifenutty]

A few more that have been put to good use..
Imperial Solinger Original Skinner Bowie
US Camillus
Kabar Skinner
Grohman RD1964
Puma Survival

 

[knarfeng]

I first thought this was for traditional knives but after reading everything I hope this is what you meant..
It's a few that I have and use.

Thank You for posting my pic and your help,,
For some reason I didn't see that option.

This thread IS for traditional knives. But we give a certain amount of leeway for fixed blades. Yours are close enough to fit in.

Nice looking group of knives.

THANKS! to the Traditional team for helping out someone new!

 

[wazu013]

Pretty amazing assortment there too. Are the two lower right a couple of versions of Mark I Navy?

Yes to the Mark I Navy. The one on the left is the Boker USA issued to my Father during WW@ and the other is a Pal.

 

[wazu013]

Nice pieces there. Is that a Case-produced Marine fighting knife?

Yes it is.

 

[deltablade]

here is one I found at an antique show in Texas in the 90's. looks like a handmade scandi knife, with the point shaped as if or sticking. I wonder how the maker got the brass band around the front of the handle. he carefully inlet the butt to insert a washer to peen the tang over. somebody put it on a grinding wheel, yet it still sharpens easily. the handle reminds me of the ancient Norse scandi handles. kinda like this ole feller. maybe I should regrind the blade on my stones and take out the scratches

IMG_2213 by deltablade1, on Flickr

IMG_2214 by deltablade1, on Flickr

IMG_2215 by deltablade1, on Flickr
IMG_2216 by deltablade1, on Flickr
IMG_2217 by deltablade1, on Flickr
IMG_2218 by deltablade1, on Flickr

 

[screened porch]

Looks like that brass band was jammed on hot? Nice work, anyway.

 

[Ossa1970]

.....

 

[puukkoman]

i tried to make it look old

That is a real beauty! More info pls? :thumbup:

 

[knarfeng]

modern knife pics

Lets keep the blades Traditional, Please. Odd cutouts and glass breakers at the butt of the handle are not traditional

 

[Doug Add]

I found this Ontario 6-89 in our front yard several years ago. No one ever came for it, so I have kept it. My son used it for a while on some outdoor adventures, but he mostly uses his much lighter Mora now for those tasks, so this one is back with me.

 

[Mink]

Headed my way shortly after the sheath work.

Commissioned this one with TK late last year. It is his Woods Scalpel in Stabalized Amboyna burl in CPM-154. 9.75 oal with a 5 inch blade.

 

[Thalestin]

Headed my way shortly after the sheath work.

Commissioned this one with TK late last year. It is his Woods Scalpel in Stabalized Amboyna burl in CPM-154. 9.75 oal with a 5 inch blade.

Simply beautiful

 

[Will I Am]

Delete post.

 

[tongueriver]

Here are some older Remingtons. At top is RH-35, offered with this stamp 1925-1932, 5.25 inches. In center is RH-38, only offered 1926-1930, 8 inches, with factory file work on spine. At bottom is RH-34, the DuPont version rather than UMC, 1933-1940, 5 inches. The Grail knife for this grouping, and not owned, would be the RH-40, with a TEN inch blade with file-worked spine! Not shown here is a RH-36, 1925-1932, 6.25 inches. It wouldn't fit in the scanner with the others, and they all look about the same anyway. Yes, I do have the sheaths... somewhere.